Show him — 10 I ' " e Plane Mishap Laid to Ice on Ship Controls L:: r It I 44- ' 3 - i -- -- 1 MACH 27 1937 Boys Codess Attempts to Thirteen Aboard Giant Airliner r ''' )0 Separate Probes Give Same Reason'for Fatal! Eastern Mishap le rt ' ' ' 4111 31k k 1 rr OMMINEM drookk 4 - il 0 04 7--1 - o 4 t 0 - ''' Etching Left on Oregon Campus Minus Frame NVhistler I to Ditch fliers for Thrill Youths Admit i °-- -- MEM Cut Safcv Signal Wires I ' 'Valuable Art Judge Raps Piece Found Police Graft Wreck Trains 41ter Theft Probe Chief - 'A 4 Prosecutor Charged With Owing Obligation to Suspect Coast City " NOmmilmmmoMO i : ' tlit 1 k Two !' -- ' THE SALT LAKE TRMUNE SA'rURDAY MORNING Journey7s-End--fo- r 7-- - i (Continued from Page One) - 4:V N - 'I '' ‘ ' Ntk t exceptionally heavy Icing Noi ' ' N itt k tions ' II- -1 4 9 1 41'4t 'v ' N "The crash of the plane failed to ' t 4 r 41e 4e ''' igogo"'''''' ooe te '4 - 'f 4 ''' Aloe""""'' t dislodge the ice formed on the ailet '' f rons and gave us the clue on which I 1611 we were able to reconstruct the ac'44'44' cident" All Have Equipment w2 n of --1 0--1 Fritz explained that all modern t 0' ' ' were for equipped transport planes 1t'sotkre removing ice from parts known to (p 1411 frl' s3 It s be vulnerable to this danger of the i14i mer a!r o 04 Ns From the debris of the demolished - ''''''' 4 -Ve1 nttl41 911?N 4—ift 4 liner came additional support of the r1:l'V lb: t ' kilo iielit icy theory Investigators reported 0' :-otyot N t 1 they found a postcard on which one sele '" 'AV ' '' ' '''''' tt Ary Miss Pauline rr 94: i of the passengers I -- ' schooll teacher from Ger- 010r— P ! ei Of ' e 1401 mantowa I :1 Pa had written to a i x -' friend: ' v ' ' ' ( "Arrived safely-6- 15 p --k e out of ice storm" 1 ol ' 4 Investigators iestimated this was r 10000000--":written about a half hour before the ' crash l' t Robert I Hazen one of five aerop t ef' "Pl 4 :::: b4 nautical inspectors investigating the ''''' 4 4 4y44 comT"' '':' sits'AR44 accident for the department of s'k : 11 ' 44' '' ' merce declined to comment ''' - - ' 0 clOMPOP' ' — 4 0 'o ''' 'it ' He said a public hearing would be — -held later to receive testimony of ' "'-- ' technical experts and eyewitnesses ' 4 —: 12 HlotT41 into the who saw the plane nose-div- e 1' 1' of NTTSBURGH—This shows what remained wreckage sloping ground near suburban Mt one of the proud liners of T W A's air fleet after it crashed Lebanon A M Wilkins pilot of Workwith 10 passengers and three crew members aboard the T W A plane on flight 6 wit- ers are seen surveying the wreckage nessed the crash from the air He — said he sighted the other plane while be was about 10 miles from the air' port adding: "Bohnet apparently started to make a left turn The nose of his plane dropped and he made two complete left hand spirals with the Gas Accumulation in nose in a vertical position to the Special Prosecutor Wins I4OS ANGELES March 26 (2P) A seeming pillar of fire rose ground It was about 50 feet from Foundation Brush the ground when I looked away" Ignited —The public is etbout to get its from the refit sun and pierced the First Major His copilot L M Williams Bald first glimpse of the Paige pastels heavens like some giant flamSwitch of on With Organized Crime from the second Byrd Antarctic the plane struck solidly head ing obelisk by Spark One of his prize drawings deexpedition depicting the awesome Killed lInstantly wonders of the south polar sky picted the longest aurora austral-i- s Bohnet of Newark his copilot AUSTIN Texas March 26 (A—A NEW YORK March 28 UPI—ViOn next Thursday the 100 chalk storm ever witnessed a conHoward E Warnick of East Orange inon will exhibition of which tinuous 36 for court hours ctorious in his first major engagego Military drawing inquiry display lasting hostN J Doris C Hammons the 16 days at Los 'Angeles county To bring this magnificent specta- ment with industrial ess of Elk City Okla and the 10 vestigated the New London achool racketeering cle back to civilization Paige Special Prosecutor Thomas E explosion a week ago reported prepassengers were killed Instantly collection The is the of sketched one the only memoceaselesily as during All of the bodies had been hurled liminary findings Friday rial services Easter Sunday were Its kind in American art Because entire time the phenomenon little Dewey Friday night stepped' back to the front of the cabin of this and its great scientific in- understood by science hurled its for another clout at organized Many of the bodies were mangled planned for the 455 victima o crime terest it is valued at $200000 It spectral hues across the National guard officers who comMiss Hammons' head was crushed The conviction of seven men acmay gowithin a few weeks to thern The watch of C R Lowers of Kan- posed the court recommended to Paris of extorting $2000000 a year cused it 300 made V exposition: Eventually nearly pencil James Governor Allred that a sas City Mo a passenger had state agency be created to super- will become a permanent exhibit sketches covering the entire celes- front restaurant operators which stopped at 6:42 k the Smithsonian Institution tial sphere as the storm advanced came Thursday night after a The cabin was split open but vise erection of public buildings as at was hailed by Dewey as trial C D was able and to thus in Washington instalwell as depict and heating lighting there was no fire One of the pilots David Abbey Paige gave whole something no photogra- a clincher to his argument that had turned off the ignition before lations that the agency have pow- theYoung Associated Press a special pher could "racketeering can be crushed" to er enforce protective regulations the impact The aurora australis is the south Continuing a policy that has en"preview" of his work Friday— Had the plane been able to level and that use of malodorants to make work he did In temperatures low polar counterpart of the northern abled him to strike swiftly and withoff a flat field would have pro- escaping gas noticeable be required as 30 and 40 out warning Dewey turned blandly degrees below zero aurora borealis vided a safe landing 100 feet from Findings "There is more color in the Paige had to do pastels because away from questioners who sought the sloping ground where it struck coutt included: of the Findings water colors and oil froze to learn where his next blow would supposedly drab Antarctic" he deThat the explosion of gas result-a- d clared "than anywhere else in the sliding off his easel paints like molten fall founIn accumulation the from world—even the tropics I will lead from a plumber's joint But Among the pending prosecutions dation area between the ground and show you" the dry chalk did the work known to be in various stages of of and the first floor the building And he did He had drawings The New York art- development were thotte of the $50- from probably was fired by a spark of great sun haloes and mirages ist primarily a mural (painter 000 a year policy racket described a "knife switch" on an electric line suffused with wild strange color gained much fame some seven by Dewey's aids as the source of e in an adjacent rqom had a picture of a sunset at 7 years ago by paintings of the first the biggest slush fund for organwhere foundation area That the a m Captured on another board Byrd expedition which be did not ized crime in the country the althe gas accumulated was "the same were two suns at the horizon the He worked from leged strongarm methods used In SAFFORD Ariz March 26 (M— thing as a reinforced concrete box" real one just above the illusory accompany sketches and color data medition enforcing a $10000000 a year racket A $500 reward for finding Robert resting face downward and having one members supplied him In the electrical contracting indusM Miller 23 vanished Safford Boy but four small air vents and a four-fo0 try the levying of cartage tribute or alive" base"dead Scout executive door leading into the against bakers and a lucratively un— h clues spurred hundreds smenttrip lawful traffic in used bricks' of searchers Friday night as the Connection Changed In the Tombs awaiting the arman extended hunt for the missing in January 1937 the buildrival of April 7 when they are due That west Texas Mexico Into and New to be sentenced under extortion ttnd ' ing'a gas line which had' mainThe reward was posted by the tained a regular pressure of four conspiracy indictments carrying national Boy Scout organization ounces and had been connected possible penalties ranging from 200 of At the end of the third day to 385 years each were the seven a residue line of the Parade with who disapSALEM III March 26 NEW YORK March 26 ()Pi—Fisearching for Miller men accused of terrorizing the resGasoline company in which pres85on while an peared Wednesday sure had been irregular fteen Canadian companies are listed persons their bodies burned too taurant business They are Aladar mile automobile trip from here to That the installation of a among the paper firms that have badly to permit positive identifica- Retek John J Williams Arthur despite Globs sheriffs of two counties and Cohen Intended to reduce the definitely announced an increase of tion will be buried Vogelstein Philip here Saturday Graeae' Harry federal department of Justice agents "regulator" of gas entering the buildPaul N Cott Icher and Irpressure ton In of newthe per price $750 ofto Salem memorials unmarked expressed the belief the scout give had it and ing heating appliances ving Epstein for the first half of 1938 ficial was dead g been "considerably greater" than sprint The increame tint was announced to the 20 members of a A report by Gus Sanders Dun- four Ounces in New York by the International troupe who died in a bus acct- can Ariz cattleman that he saw The said the gas containedl Increase Seen in Use company parent concern of dent Wednesday Paper Miller's car occupied by a strange in the report of the line residue pipe gas comCanadian Power and Safford-Duncathe n Paper blond man on the One of the bodies 'known to be Of Grain Parade Gasoline company was of a pany Liquor that of a whmaa had been tentaWednesday tnorning different highway chemical constituency revealed Canadian figures export caused the search to be Extended from that formerly wed in the as Millie Cooper identified tively at Ottawa last week when Interna- 10 of Villa Park III Omar Mc- WASHINGTON March 26 Into New Mexico equipment and contained tional announced the price boost Mackin owner Emert heating elements Sanders told' Sheriff of a mortuary here An increasing amount of 4vgrain which rendered it showed gains both in volume and certain said however relatives found it from farms is 1Cempton he recognized Miller's car more danserous ' value of being used for whisky1 over an eleven newsprint but not the man- in it He said impossible to recognize the charred beer and alcohol period form and decided to allow it to be The the machine was parked on the agriculture department re1 The dominion bureau of atatiatica buried as unidentified highway and that when a car bear- Savings Banks Claim ported Friday that more than 100- end11 ' months for exports reported The other three bodies seared be- 000000 ing a California license plate And bushels of corn barley and Ten Billions Deposits ed February 28 totaled 57001014 yond recognition when exploding occupied by three men passed the were used in the last fiscal year rye Worth t hundred-weigh699516835 man In Millers car followed toward &kaoline tanks turnea the bus into to NEW YORK March 26 UPI—More produce alcohol distilled apirita 38130354 hundred- Duncan of deposits will compaNvith value of $81966925 a torch were believed to be those and fermented malt liquors than $10001000 of Tony Marzano Deputy Sheriff Thornton Colfman trusJerry This compared with about 85000-- 1 for the previous corresponding pe- Hixon Lou Angeles Chicago was assigned to check all service be represented by officers and assistant man— 000 r bushels the previous year and conferriod - - stations between here and El Paso tees Mending the annual ger ot the troupe and William El- 70000000 bushels two years ago ence of National Association of The newsprint industry A a lisonchicago Texas in an effort to trace the Mutual the a refreshment conheld be to banks Savings out was it t whole pointed Friday California machine here April 0 the association an usually follows International's lead cessionaire from serious burns the Nre Nutt Bids Farewell Suffering nounced Friday in prices three survivors- - of one of the nas the largest accumulation This i tion's worst motorbus To Former Associates disasters of small capital ever brought towere given blood transfusions at a Former Prizefighter gether by mutual institutions in alSt Louis hospital where they were INDIANAPOLIS March 26 UPI— most a century and a quarter of Given Sentence taken Thursday Paul V McNutt new high commistheir existence and is the property 1' sioner to the Philippines bade good-b- y of about 14500000 depositors the Los ANGELES March 26 ()Pi-- announcement stated Friday to state officials and amFM nk tester former Arizona prize- Hitler to Have Guard ployes who worked with him during known to the ring as Pat fighter Of Selected 'Giants' ths four years he was governor Mc-- 1 More-Applican- ts i Seek 0 Lester was granted three years' Nutt will leave Monday for Manila and sentenced to serve six probation Friday Cincinnati Civic Post months in the county jail in superior BERLIN March 28 (UN—Chan- He visited the state house Texas NEW LONDON in connection with the cellor Adolf Hitler copying Fred- morningchatted with Governor M court Irlday CINCINNATI Ohio March 20 March 28 (A — Memorial the Great's famed regiment Clifford Townsend and then gni& death of Ronald Shaw in an auto- erick —Four more names were placed Fri- mobile accident of services in which the entire giants soon will have a his farewells He will visit Bloom- het of posnation has been asked to join was killed January 12 and special "Adolf Hitler guard" sand ington Ind Saturday and his parday on the Shaw sible appointees as city manager of Lester convicted of negligent hom- picked will be held here Sunday among' itrapping ents at their home in IViartinaville afternoon for the 455 students Sunday Lester also was ordered by youngsiem icide and teachers who died in the Army chiefs plan to form the They were Mayor Myron R to pay Shaw' s funeral ex court the Ohio F O of Columbus in connection with der Marehl8 school explosion penses and to replace his automo- regiment Crash Kills Youth Who fushrer's birthday April 20 Rev Cecil Lang pastor of Gedges public service inspector of bile A Michaels Ohio P a Kilgore church hoped to Wyoming SurviveA Brain Injury arrange for a nationwide consulting engineer of Orlando Fla Easter La misi ides Threaten Shows Professor John T Fair president of broadcast of the services He Bunny CHAUDRANT La March 26 IAM: said these plans were not yet the Ohio Mechanics' Institute Cin- San Francisco Homes —Jack Aulds 19 who recently re-- i Girl Manners Bad to complete covered from an injury caused by Rev R L Jackson of the CLOVIS N M March 28 UPI— SAN FRANCISCO March 28 ti113 a nail penetrating his brain was London Methodist church will Scotch Official- Dies Twelve-year-olImogene Hamby — Landslides tumbled down Tele- killed Thursday night in a highway: deliver the memorial address i GLASGOW Scotland March 26 believes in the Easter rabbit now graph hill Friday and endangered accident t Other local pastors will make Aulds was first injured while(A'—John Elborn Highton appoint- all right But she doesn't like its tha homes of many members of the brier talks - ed - permanent under secretary of at a cotton gin -- A truck working Red officials Cross proposed t WRS hunting Baster eggs ' Rocks and dirt rolled down the hill backed against him and pushed hint state for Scotland three weeks ago Imogene be Roosevelt that President died Friday at the age of 53 Before when a big plains country jackrab- between Union and Silver streets Into a wall a nail in the wall asked to open the services by his recent appointment he was se- bit bounded from a grass clump and eastward to Sansome street piercing his skull : i tatho Police blocked tiff the street at Riding a truck to Ruston Thurs cretary of the department of health dashed between her legs and tumfor Scotland the foot of the bled her to the ground day night he died when it yrashedj condi- - r) I - - 4 4 " ' 1 1 00- -1 N -- - ? -- - "'IL'44' - I c a 4 i 11 0 7-1- 4 r - ' ) II 4 :' 042 N Y Attorney School Probe Board Makes Plans for New Blast Repoli Paige Pastels of South Pole Racket Drive kxpedition to Be Exhibited CORVALLIS Ore March 18 UM —An original Whistler etching stolen from an Oregon State college exhibition Thursday was recovered Friday on the campus where it bad been abandoned by the thief who cut it from a frame John D Wells campus policeman found the valuable art SYCAMORE lit March 20 (INS) —Seeking thrills two De Kalb Ill boys Imperiled the lives of hundreds of passengers by cutting railroad block signal wires in attempts to wreck de luxe streamlines trains authorities declared vealed - Easter Lilies The Finest Lilies at the Fleming Prices! Most Call Was 4232 a HILTON & CRAMER FLORISTS 14 SOUTH 5T11 EAST We Give S Ae H Greeft Stamps q I Need Extra Cash Is : It t It - -- -- 7 4t4:''i71§:'i:::'::':1:''4'i:::'4''''':':'::: ' N '1"' i'(' ' - :::': i:: 01143::44!: i 590 "' ':::1''::::::::::':'6:?': fill::) :: ::1:'' 'g:'' ' WASATCH K:7!':':'''''':::1 Js '' ot - 4 picture "This Is a serious mess" said Judge Steiger after the conference with the white-haire- d prosecutor who has held office for more than 20 years Brady threw up his sands and snapped "Nothing to say Ask the judge" Judge Steiger said Brady denied any obligation moral or legal" ex-to McDonough but "admitted the istence" of a note for 61100 made more than 20 years ago when the prosecutor was a police judge VI1111"11E"gati11"""ar's"P"--- Scout Official Paper Mims City to Bury Bus Victims To Boost Price Steiger questioned Brady about published reports that he was under financial obligation to Peter McDonough head of a bail bond concern named y Undercover Investigator Edwin Atherton as a fountainhead of corruption" in the vice FIRST TIM 0 VJGETE "111271' Hundreds Seek and-fres- tor's fitness to proceed with the seeking the vandals for several months past were lurking near by and caught the boys who had stayed to "see the excitement" Authorities said the boys confessed other acts of vandalism such as cutting the telephone wires to the De Klab police station the light and telephone wires into stores and the sending in of false fire alarms almost daily ten-wee- ' George prosecu- probe could get the thrill of being a hero by stopping the train" The City of Denver stopped at the flares Special agents who had been firma-ment-H- --- quiry when Superior Judge J Steiger challenged the piece unharmed as scores of officers and students searched for it J Leo Fairbanks head of the college art department said work of the artist famous for hit portrait was regarded as priceless and he expressed belief the thief soon realized he would be unable to dispose of the etching The work was entitled the "Little nude Figure" and was part of a collection of more than 100 etchings and lithographs of Leasing J Rosenwald English collector The thief had cut it from an open frame as it was on display in Didder hall having been brought here in a traveling art exhibit under the auspices of the college art association Wells said he believed he had "a good lead" on the identity of the thief whose act occurred but a few weeks after several valuable Japanese prints were stolen from the hall Friday nighL Chicago White Sox baseball playrs on their way to spring training in California a month ago were among paseengers saved by pure chance when the boys tried to wreck the streamliner "City of Los Angels" the boys' confessions re- Captured The boys were captured late Friday after one sought a thrill by attempting to wreck the "City of Denver" 'another streamliner and the other sought a thrill by saving IL The two are Allen Chatman and Charlie Evans Parks both high school students Their confessions were rnade at the De Kalb county jail here to Sheriff O N Larson and State's Attorney Lathem Castle after they had been seized by special agents of the Chicago & Northwestern railroad According to the sheriff Allen had climbed a pole and cut the block signal wires just as the City of Denver was approaching the De Kalb yards Meanwhile however Charles broke into a switchman's shanty and stole several signal flares Stops Train With these he stopped the train but the sheriff said he apparently had no idea of doing a good deed The sheriff quoted Charles es saying: "Allen was going to get all the thrill of wrecking the train and I wouldn't get any So I decided I SAN FRANCISCO March 26 —Charges set of! by a sensational police graft investigation Friday reached District Attorney Matthew A Brady nominal bead of the In ' ::::' ''i 1 :!':' 'i:i1:0:F' ' "' :''' 11 ') ::::::'iA:: !": r foller-skatin- for ( : r ::! ends: ::: :: :::: ::: ?:::::: :: :: ?t::!: p :''""!: o - '':::'-:- r IF 010 quickly ''':?::::::-4- ? 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